On the Street...Covered Buttons, Paris
George always looks great. I hate the phrase "classic with a twist," but George seems to be a master at that.
Here he wears a very classic DB from Anderson & Sheppard - but insisted on covered buttons for the jacket.
Such a small detail, but it completely changes the feel of the look - more like Men's Couture.
Here he wears a very classic DB from Anderson & Sheppard - but insisted on covered buttons for the jacket.
Such a small detail, but it completely changes the feel of the look - more like Men's Couture.
Comments on "On the Street...Covered Buttons, Paris"
The return of Miami Vice? The only aspect I don't like about the ensemble is the turned up collar. Everything else seems to work.
Fantastic.
The covered buttons give a formal feel but with the white trousers and grandpa collar shirt, we're hitting casual with touch of COOL.
Sart, are you planning a trip to Stockholm for your book signing or was that it?
strong look!
I always think of European style when I see a DB...and he looks hot in his!!
LOVE this colour combination on men and the sexy hint of the collarless grandad? shirt underneath...
Great channeling of navy influences with the lightness of a European afternoon.
really suave.
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Love the outfit except for the buttons, not feeling them at all.
The blue of that jacket is wonderful....but Why do I want him to say "I'll Be Baaaack?
Great picture. Blue and white. I Love to wear blue and white in summer
cool cool
wow! he looks fantastic! you really cant get enogh of team vogue nippon, can you? i know i cant...
I wish I could do that. I don't like the look, but I really respect anyone who has that strong a sense of self to carry the look.
Bad ass HOT DUDE!! . This guy rocks!!! Great cut on the jacket from my favorite tailors.
agreed. This is truly impeccable.
He is a very handsome man. His jacket is wonderful. Like the white shirt, white pants, white kerchief in his breast pocket. Hate the cigarette.
He looks so dandy. I love this shot. Looks like a...portrait of a world famous someone.
He is looking incredibly sharp!
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love the way he wears it:)
love jackets with tees like this:)
full charisma!!!
I admire anybody who can manage white pants in an urban environment. 2 minutes, and I'd have major smudges on mine.
WOW...great look...i like the covered buttons
I like it. To me, this is a classic without a twist. The twist has been removed! The covered buttons make this ultra clean and minimal. Always better (to my eye anyway).
Pleaseeee, I need this jacket!!! It is awesome!
This is an extremely strong look - Parisian people are possibly the best dressed in the world. Like the hanky peeking out of the pocket
Polly x
LOVE HIS BLAZER . WHITE PANTS MAKE IT EVEN BETTER
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I LOVE this look!
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"Classic with a twist" is where it's at.
His jacket is like a second skin on him.
Such sartorial beauty. The play of contrasts
is so tactful. DB jacket with henly neck, dark blue and white. The covered buttons that subdue the flash of DB jacket.
Same goes to the girl in the "Camera Crush" post.
Viva bespoke!
Very dapper - I love it!
Not my thing, I'm too old and not as good looking, but it's hard to deny he looks very good. But then he'd look good in most things and it's hard not to wonder if that A & S jacket wouldn't look even better with the pants it goes with and a regular shirt. I suppose I'm asking the question is he trying to hard?.....Still he looks great.
He looks incredible and his jacket fits him like a dream.
while he IS a handsome man, and i agree that the covered buttons are an inspired idea, it does look like he's trying too hard, especially with the popped collar and the hand in the pocket. i do like the white pocket square with this outfit.
a bit cliche-looking...
"the last of the famous international playboys"
looks good on him. in spite of the upturned collar.
I love it, whether I can I can pull something like that off is another question..
Speaking of questions, any idea what sunnies/shades he's sporting.?
Love the color contrast..very dapper indeed.
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Gorgeous jacket. Love, love blue and white. That said, and I'm not one for rules, it's October for Christ's sake.
Love the covered buttons!! Nice
No cool!!!
No cool! Be relaxed! Don´t be afraid to take your sunglasses of!
I'm torn here, in my opinion a double breasted flat collar should not be upturned. But, I don't think he would be pulling off the "international playboy" (to quote "saint stephen" (and Morrissey)) look so well if it wasn't.
It's classic because it's disciplined. Heck, even his cig is white!
he looks so smart n slick!!!
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very chic and elegent
Handsome and like the look except the collar up (contrived and affected) and the cigarette--NOT cool...otherwise Id ask him back for sure! ;-) Jack
stunning.
the man really knows how to dress :)
What kind of sunglasses is he wearing?
the jacket is sexy. but just seems much more formal without plain buttons.
but it's really nice. i love it
this look is kinda badass. i'm jacking it.
Covered buttons in a double breasted midnight blue?
That's not half of a dinner jacket he's wearing is it?
Unlike many who've spoken before me, I find the half turned jacket collar an element of inspiration. If he had turned up the collar more, the lapel would be turned too, which would damage the look of the jacket. He gives me ideas for dressing down a formal blazer. (Another is to leave one button undone.)
What I don't like too much - although George is a very good-looking guy - is that his pants look too white and too flimsy for this ensemble. I noticed that George likes to wear cotton-looking pants; sometimes they lack the right weight and shape and don't hang beautifully enough.
Back to the whiteness of the pants. I have a feeling that if I see him moving around in this outfit, my eyes would feel a slight sting at the too-strong contrast between the blue and white.
Good look and yep, it is classic with a twist. I don't care about the fabric covered buttons either way to be honest. I'd like it a whole lot better with the collar down.
Susan
give me the jacket and the shirt...ill find my own pants ;)
Next time you snap George, Sart, tell us more about him. He's part of the Paris fashion scene it seems.
I've seen him looking sharp in blue and white in another picture of yours.
Some people have said the look here is contrived (collar, cigarette, shades), but it makes for a great photograph.
I'd like to see a cool wristwatch peeking out from the cuff (Omega Seamaster, maybe).
LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE the jacket. covered buttons definatly change the look. NOT feeling the white contast much to boat like for me. I love boats and i can sail but i dnt wanna look like a pirate. ya digg? however i also LOVE LOVE LOVE the sunglasses. very handsome man. not feeling the tan tho. bit orange for me
Since so much of fashion is recycled, I really think it's the little details that make it fresh and new. Buttons are one of those details.
"Such a small detail, but it completely changes the feel of the look - more like Men's Couture".... how silly...
love it... but what, whose and how are those pants?
and shoes?! .... what about the shoes??......
please mail me some detail... thanks.
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Hot
Very handsome...cigarette and all!
I like the total look! specially the t-shirt with buttons, it is the most important touch. there is not detail showing more than other, but what makes me scared is to see him without the blasier. The look can change into something not really nice without it.